Shop and help

If you don’t approve of begging, there’s a better way to help many of the city’s disabled and senior citizens working hard to earn a living. 

GUADALAJARA - On Sunday, September 14, the English- and Spanish-speaking congregations at St. Mark’s Episcopal church in Guadalajara will hold a joint eucharist service with a distinguished choir and, afterward, a fiesta to celebrate Mexico’s most important holiday.

At the thrift shop

The Lakeside School for the Deaf and Hope House (the boys’ home in Ixtlahuacan connected to the Love in Action children’s shelter) are inviting the public to an open house Wednesday, September 17, 11 a.m. until the refreshments run out.

A helping hand

In the spirit of reaching out and participating in some great Lakeside projects, the Guadalajara Reporter welcomes donations for the Tarahumara project at our city office.